Adult Education
Adult and Higher Education Master's Degree Specialization - MEd
Objectives
The M.Ed. Adult Education specialization emphasizes fundamental skills and understandings of adult learners and is intended for individuals who will work within programs of adult education in contexts other than higher education institutions. This program of study is designed to develop skills in working with adult learners within formal and informal contexts such as community education, nonprofit settings, religious education, corporate training, and workforce development. (30 credits).
Program of Study
| Adult Education Core - 12 credit hours | 12 | |
| Foundations of Adult Education | ||
| Program Evaluation | ||
| Resource and Program Management | ||
| Organization and Administration of Higher Education | ||
| Statistics and Research - 6 credit hours | 6 | |
| Educational Statistics I | ||
| Applied Educational Research | ||
| Electives - 12 credit hours | 12 | |
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Approved electives may be selected from other Education programs or departments that
strengthen the student's program of study. These courses need to be selected in consultation
with the chair.
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| Total Credits | 30 | |
Internship
Students with no professional experience working in an adult education program are encouraged to enroll in a three-credit higher education Internship (EDLD 598) to gain practical field experience.
